Description
BiS Innervate
One window for the whole raid: ask for an Innervate, a Mana Tide, Bloodlust or drums, and see who is up to give it. Rez, heal and drink from the same window between pulls. Built for the TBC Anniversary client.
Everyone in the raid needs the addon. It talks addon-to-addon only. It does not whisper, it does not read chat, and a druid without it never sees your call. A raider without the addon is simply not on the grid.
What it does
Ask with one click. The faces on the grid are the mages and healers running the addon. A druid clicks a face to innervate that player; a mage or healer clicks Innervate to ask. The call goes to the druid with the cooldown up, the claim is shown to everyone, and the combat log confirms the cast. Same for Mana Tide (resto shamans, by group), Bloodlust and drums.
Rez / heal / drink button (healer classes). Out of combat only - it hides in a fight. Somebody dead: it rezzes, and two healers never rez the same corpse. Somebody hurt: the smallest heal rank that covers them, an AoE heal when several are hurt, sized from your +healing and your own landed heals so you stop overhealing. Nobody to fix: eat a biscuit or drink when you are low, if you turn that on. Non-healers who die click it to say "rez me first".
Drums. Leatherworkers see a drum kit: pick the default out of combat, and in a fight the drum the group asked for lights up and is clickable.
Wipe protection. Reincarnation (with an Ankh), Divine Intervention and Soulstones on rezzers are counted, so you know before the pull.
Modes. Neb mode (H): just the rez / heal / drink button. Odiss mode (M): just the mage faces, and the window shrinks to fit them. A healing-spec priest, paladin or shaman starts in Neb mode, a druid in Odiss mode; anyone with a Mana Tide or drums keeps the full window. Your first click on H or M pins your choice.
Spec aware. A shadow priest, ret paladin or enhance / elemental shaman gets no face on the grid - only healing trees do. A druid in bear or cat form greys out for the raid.
Sounds and voice. Cues for a call, a claim, an incoming innervate or rez; several voice packs, or none.
Commands
/inn ask for an innervate · /inn config options · /inn healer Neb mode · /inn mages Odiss mode · /inn rez rez options · /inn bind <key> keybind the rez button · /inn help everything else.
Notes
• Needs everyone on the same major version. A 3.2 client sees calls and claims but not the rez traffic.
• Nothing protected is written in combat. Buttons bind by name, never raid slot, so a roster shuffle mid-fight cannot point a click at the wrong person.
